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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-03
Married.

A ceremony which made ole of two
of Ogden's young people was performed
at the residence of Mrs. Ballinger yes
terday afternoon. The high contract
ing parties are Mr.. Thomas VIII ans, a
brother of the young man who lost his
life by an accident in the o. z. yards
here last summer, and Miss Clara h.
Ballinger. The young people start out
In life with fine prospects ard the best
wishes of a host of personal friends,
wishes which we join in. A reception
was held at the residence of the BRIDE 8
mother last evening and a number of
friends enjoyed bounteous repast.
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engineer, position which he filled with
conservatism and caution until the
cruel fate of Saturday last transferred
his labors to a brighter sphere. No
higher tribute can be paid to his stand
ing as an engine driver than to say that
his EN- Dloyers knew of no man on the
road whom they would sooner trust 10
pull their tram than him; while none
more beautiful, more grand or more
worthy emulation can be said OF his
manhood than that he was good, kind
and true to his mother.
Society may well mourn the loss of a
member whose life has been so WILL di-
rected; but while his friends sorrow at
his absence, they rest with the assur-
ance that as a just God rules the des-
TIMES of the human race and men re-
ceive reward and punishment for
mortal deeds, Mark Murphy'S portion
will be among earth's noblemen.
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YoRK-Importers' and Traders Ma
tional Bank, Chemical National Bank,
KOHntze Brothers.
CHICAGo-COmmercial National Bank.
ST. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
KANSAS CITY-NatiOnal Bank of Kansas
City.
ORAHA-Omaha National Bank,
DENvER-City National Bank, Denver Ma
tional Bank.
EVANSTON, Wyo.-Beckwith & Co.
OGDEE-COmmercia National Bank.
HELENA, MOnt-First National Bank.
BUTTE, MOnt.-First National Bank, Clark
& LaTabie.
HALEY, IdahO-McCornick & Co.
BELLEVUE, IdahO-G. 4. Mccormick q Co.
ELKo, Nevada. Henderson.
SAN FRANCIsCO-First National Bank, The
Croker WoolwOrth National Bank
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Ogden Business Notices.

A GOOD, second hand Lyon & Healy
piano will be sold at auction on Satur-
day at 2 o'clock pm. at ]. Boyle's
auction house on Fifth Street.
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Collections Made at Lowest Rates

Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale OF
Stocks and Bonds at New York and San
Francisco.
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THE D. & r. G. coal is growing in
popular favor every day. Try it and
save money. L. Farr & Co.. Main
street.
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MCCORMICK & Co,
b a n "a Z r q
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
and Bullion. We solicit ConsignmenH,
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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OGDE n.
ocDpN CRY. FEBRUARY 8 1887

This department of THE HERALD is de-
voled 10 the interests OF the people ofOgden
The Branch'Ofice of J He HERALD Is with
Eldredge, Pratt & Co., Main sttees, Ogden
ments viii be received on the same terms as
al the Salt Lake once:
Communications addressed to THE SALT
LAKE HERALD, ogden, will receive prompt
attention. ,-;,s
IHE HERALD is delivered Dy carriers in
OGDEN eyery morning, except Monday. Sue
snrihers failing TO receive their papers will
nIesse notify the Ogden office.
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Firal

The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the
quickest, the brightest and the hottest
fire, and is tie cheapest coal i'll the
market. For sale by SELLS, BUXTON &
Co., 145 Main Street.
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Telegraph or Telephone Orders promptly
attended to.
Factory and Warerooms, No. 253 Z. First
south st. Sections Office in same building.
Telephone No. 20. no
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-07-28
LErrrR FRoa JOE LINcH.
Ne aid not Vote for the ssS Permit Isx-TAs
Record Referred 20.

wEEAEHs FANS, 1. T., July 2tth, Iss7.
EDIToR CH;ETrAIS;-I see a communication
In the last issne OF your paper signed "Hog."
In which he says voted, while . member Of
the national senate some years ago, TO tan
non-eitiEen labor ss5 per month. ] will say
10 those who are not personally acquainted
with Judge Hog" that the statement is a
malicious lie, and the vote tAken.on the pas
sage OF that bill is a matter Of record which
will show that l. with Ave or ak others. voted
mo" However, will admit that made q
grand mistake by voting for this same Hog
when he ran against, and defeated, his uncle,
Joab, by one vote, for the once OF solicitor
genera. The "HOg" Ia considerably on hiA
swill and hls haslet is out OF order. lie Ia like
a rattlesnake In dogdays-alwAys striking ~
everybody and everything that hls hOgEish In
stinet leads him TO tackle. when the drop
falls, next November, the tail OF this razor
back will be mashed Sc completely that he
will never be able 70 curl u again. Amer his
tail Is mashed on We will apply the cold steel
near the missing apPendage. knock out his
tusks, open the back door and ali hands hol-
low, su-wee, su-weel Goodbye, John.
Very respectfully, J NJ. L1Son.
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uSsEoEssART nARDsmIr lsTLICrED
ThrOugh Lach Of Judsssut on the Part Of
Deputy Marshais.

EuFAuLA, I. T., July 18th. 1851.
Ma. EDIroR;--Dr. wAiker, a Creok IndiAn,
who wAa arrested some months ago for aus
pected completely In the murder OF United
states Depuiy Marshal Philips posses last
winter, aud who has been In the Fort smith
gaol ever since, has been released aud passed
through here Saturday en- route home. This
IL 40 common an occurrence a. not 10 Eaerit
mention. we're II not for the fact that u Ia
another illustration OF an evil 10 which our
people are entirely too omen subjected and 70
which would call attention. There was
really no evidence Of completely against him
10 justify arreat In the mind Of any person Of
common judgment aud We can conceive Of no
reason for it, other than that he lived In the
immediate neishborhood This Innocent mAn
was kept In gaol all this time amer The real
murderer. seaborn, declared emrhAtleally
that he did the deed without aid from anyone,
until hia health hAs completely broken down
and he placed beyond the reach Of any meaieal
1kill TO rescue him from thg fatal grusp q
pulmonary consumption. Thia 10 rot lho nra|
Occurrence Of the Kind. but an outrnse iha|
hsa been already too oflen repeated. "a h
plain 10 be seen, too, that Il ie attrihaiaola a
The lack Of sound. praetieahis iu1GIneni 4
thoss appointed 70 Operate among W W M
head a. Fort Smith lfpractleal men of k14|
Judgment and perespues are dsFull1sd ~
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THE srws rnOn cuOurrlu.
Personal sBd General Notes--Arrsst ef Horse
Thisf-Dry Weather.

Rain still bNdly needed.
n p. Lindsey, Of Clsremore. was among
ne Monday.
&C. Hayden will begin 70 ship cattle soon BY
train loads.
Miss CromwelI visited chouteau Thursday
and Friday last
Fred Kelley, ofvinlta, stopped over with
MS Monday night.
John Warren shipped two cars Of cattle 10
~. Louis Saturday.
Miss Condis, who has been quite sick, is
regaining her health.
John Baugh made business trip 70 Chou
teau Monday and Tuesday.
DIR Rucker IL nicely quArtercd in the house
recently vacated by John Baker.
C. W Turner passed through here on the
north bound passenger one day last week.
-. u. Buckley, former station agent q, this
place. we learn, is permanently located At
Eufaala, In same position.
Our usually quiet Httle city experienced .
rather big excitement Monday about n o clock
a. m. when occurred the arrest OF q supposed
Kansas fugitive by John Baugh, Of which, at
this writing, we are nnabie 70 give the partic-
ulars OF the offsnse, except that In some men-
ner he got swsy with abont $500. Mr. Baugh
had just finished reading the reward card
when the gentleman drove up 10 Arch McCoJ's .
store and without . moments dolsy ne
stranger was Johns prisoner. Seemingly he
took things very cool and showed no signs Of
guilt but from the description he Is undoubted-
ly the man. Criminals and outlaws will hRd
the Cherokee nation no place 20 seek shelter
froo justice We learn later that he has partly
confessed his guilt.
July 26th, Iss7 souIHns.
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ITIxs FROM CArOOsl.
A spIeJ CommunieatIOn Fall Of PsrssaAi and
Social Kventx.

Tho weather for the pAst week has been
very warm,
-Messrs. J. G. Baugh and H. s. Coz have
just returned from Fort Smith. From the
looks OF Mr.. Cox he does not seem as though
he was benefited by the trip. lie had . hard
spell Of sickness while while gone, so they say.
Misses Emma and Blanche Crutchnsld are
visiting their many friends here. Miss Emma
IL the guest ofMiss Fra Thompson and Mlss
Blanche is being entertained by Miss Nellls
Mcleod.
-. l.. Baugh. who Is 10 be our next district
clerk. and william McCracken passed through
our city Thursday on an eleetionserins tour.
Dick Duck returned Friday frou an elect
ioneerins trip. lie lisa Rabbit"
Tho young ladies Of this place gave dew
drop party Thursdsy for the benedt Of the sun
day school. J q. Baugh had the honor OF do
Ing the beat hemming and J. n. Taylor the
worst- A splendid dinner was served plenty
Of lemon pies, CAKES and chickens.
"A party Of yonng folks enjoyed themselves
nplendidly al the rssidence OF our new msr-
chant, Mr.. Reed. spence stevens, ir., DID
very we'll. a being the nrt time he ever q danoed
AZ ie o'ciook . very nice supper waa served b,
No lnndlady Of the Grand central Hotel which
rdded greatly 10 the pleasure Of the occasion
my. and Mrs . 4. McCrseksn came III
ppm choulsan on short visit among thsil
W. frlsads
4uly 18th, lssT Two Fsuxps,
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rnK CREEK INSTITUTE.
CoutisustIoa Of Proceedisss a. Reported bT
ear Special Cerrsspendsat

ErTAuLA, /. T.. July roth, lss7.
The week has proved . satisfAotory and
hope prOatabls one to all concsTnsd. De-
votioaal exercises and singing have marked
the beginning OF each session and the plan Of
ssleciIng critics for each day has been observed
throughout the Institute, their report being
read ~ the close.
On the opening day tax Of thirty eents wAa
assessed against each member Of the institute
for Incidental eKpensea. That the townspeo-
pie did not approve Of the same was shown by
the money being refunded on the eiosing day
with an apology for its collection, they paying
rent and all attending expenses.
Wednesday forenoon proved barren ofin-
terest. In the afternoon the institute resolved
itself into a spelling match by choosing sides.
All participated.
The subject. "How TO teach ERgllsh gram
MARI went begging for discussion. only
two OF three responding.
''something new'' was introduced by I. n.
Hitchcock. In shape OF a prize Of IS for anyone
who would read aud pronouncs correctly .
short piece of about twenty lines. Less than
half dozen made the attempt and ali failed
Thursday morning, after opening exercises,
the chair read from the programme; "whAt
induced me 10 become teacher, why am l
teaching nOwl and how long have been teach
ingS" Nearly every one Of the forty zone now
enrolled responded, some were very lnterest-
Ing while some had scarcely anything to sAy
The length OF time varied, from the shortest
by young Mcintosh ofthree months mp to the
longest. as reported by I. n. Hitchcock, at
thirty-nine years and six months, he having
commenced teaching In January, lsis. The
combined time OF all who reported aggregated
two hundred and twenty-three years and ave
months.
"Geography"- NeGee showed an in
geulous. and original plan TO illustrate the
motions OF the earth aud other plAnets. ''sel
one girl cut on the hoor 10 represent the sun,
then place others around At different diataneel
/ for the other planets and have them move
slowly round the center ono.'' by pour'nG
q cup OF water upon the noor. Prof. l. n.
Hitchcock illustrated susoinctly the natural
divisions Of land and water, the spiAahins Aat
spreading showing perfectly the different
shapes. No one present had ever thought o
such thing. Doyle, Of MoAlestsr. gave som'
good thoushis on the ass Of ''Raised maps and
map Drawing"
'sehool Government" was next taken up
Mr.. sudham, a. representing the towns
people, read . cordial welcome and Invitation
70 the whole Institute 20 attend the gran'
gathering % The clans aud free barheoue on m
norrow. The Invitation waa accepted BY Oh
institute en mass In very warm resolution Q
banks and rlaing vote.
PTofs. MoGee and Hitchcock lead . dlscus
non of the subject, ''How 10 teach history Il
eur schools ~ The latter gentleman was ais
lpslEuated 70 speak upon the ''Hest method q
1achlng spelllpg" Two or three followed.
Astsr dinner rommlilee Of ave, Mrs Tlset
Ma, Herod aud Nsssrs slidham, Rics an
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sent among us, they would secure only such
as richly deserve 20 be handled by the law and
not cause 30 many innocent Indians 70 almost
rot In gaol. as is being done. We have our
law breakers a. do all other communities and
our every interest dictates to US the duty or
rendering every aid possible 20 cause them TO
respect law and 10 discreet and competent
officers we will render support 10 the best OF
our abilltyi but with inc hieieney, OF the reck-
less exercise OF power. we can have no sym-
pathy. Convicted criminals even have rights
which elsewhere are respected and much more
ought the Innocent to have. We trust Marshal
Carroll will see TO Il that the Indians are given
. mans chance In his department. Otherwise
the court ought, at least. 20 pay the doctor
bills Of those released whose health has been
broken down In gaOl through the mistrkes of
its deputies. Il may be profitable fun 10 others
but 10 is death TO us. We eritieise eur own
ofheers when We think they do wrong and can
not be silent when We believe we see wrong In
others with whom our people have TO do.
Yours truly. occAsioSAL.
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seurBbs.
CLIREHORE BUDeET
The Downing Barbseue . Brilliant sseeess-
General and Personal Msutioa.

-DlaEibE warm weather.
-Haying in full progress
Corn cutting will soon commence.
These cool nights are just grand for sleep
ing.
C. W. Turner shipped another train Of cat
tie Saturday.
w. L. wsybourne returned home from
Ark-nsss Friday.
--Pic-nlcs are still in vogue; the hot weather
fails TO roast them out.
n. p. Lindsey went to Chouicau Sunday
and was absent several dave.
Judge Foreman and George AIbcrty re-
turned from 81 Louis Friday.
! Madam Rumor says there will be smother
wedding In our town soon.
! Mics Flossie stephens, Of vinita, WAS the
guest Of Miss Lotiie Deitrick the past week
two last week but at the present writing she is
much better.
| Mr. aud Mrs. Claypool left Sunday after
noon for a few weeks visit with relatives and
friends In Missouri. Mr.. c. Is taking a long
needed vacation.
Captain Jackson, with his accomplished
daughter. Miss Minnie. arrived here last Fri
day. The captain joined Judge Mayes and
party here and will canvass the district with
them. Miss Minnie will visit Miss Maud
Rogers n few weeks.
-on last Saturday Frank Paine, OF this
place, was married to Miss Clara MIser, OF
Chelsea. The groom is 20 ing man Of indus
trious habits aud good ability and who IA per-
fectly capable OF making his way in this world
The bride we have never he'd the pleasure OF
meeting but we congratulate her on securing
such worthy helpmate. The happy couple
will make Ciaremore their home. Thoy have
our very best wishes for q long life and pros.
perity.
The barbecue and speaking announced b,
the DOwnlngs for CiaremOre oeenrred last Sat
nrday. very large throns Of people. botl
Do~niss asd National. were In attsndnAs.
and all The speeches were listened to with In
terest On Saturday morning Hon. Joe
Mayes, sam smith. Henry Covcl. spene.
stephens, Il. W. Lindsey. joel Baugh. n. b
Tyner and several others OF their friends ar
rived. They were met at the grounds by Oh,
string band and every courtesy extended b,
our citizens. A. about n O'Clock Hon. Joe
Mayes was introduced aud made quite . lonJ
speech which was interpreted into CherOke e
I bg htnIg AoNei. Next WAS music oy tne Dnnd
Then a very cordial Invitation was extendes
TO anyone 20 reply from the National party bu
no one responded. Next, Hon. sam smitl
spoke ani was followed by Col. James NJ
Bell, Then John A. RichArd, OF the Nations
party. made = short speech, followed by r
W Lindsey aud spence stephens. Afisr Dime
, several short speeehes were made By tn
Downing party. Everything passed OF pleas
antly and We are truly glad 70 see all the can
didates on both sides .asnifest such goo
, spirits. We will have - Gatter ourselves b
saying that We had one Of the most gentle
manly crowds ever gathered at . politics
meeting. We doA't think there was man o
the grounds that dag who was intoxicated an
everything passed on pleasantly. Hon. q. v
Rogers and Judge Starr took the speaker
= home with them where they remained unt
Sunday afternoon when they ell went I
Coodys Blun.
July esth. Isss. IHrcA.
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Land, was appointed TO look arter the interests
Of next yesa % Institute-to petition the Greek
council to make an appropriation 20 engage snd
pay for the services OF a normal teaeher-to
prepare a programme, have the same priaied
and sent to the feathers.
''should the teacher take notice OF and In
terest hlmselfin his pupils out ofschool; and
In . measure, make the interests u his patrons
his own =" was AfarmAtively declared by Mrs.
Y. x. Leslie and one OF two Others.
Several other subjects elieted little interest
when Prof. Hltohroct wac called upon. lie
gave a short "object lesson. !" illustrating one
OF his methods Of waking up, interesting and
lnstrueting his pupils. All were willing 10
listen and the gentleman was much gratiaed
By the many warm enconiums he received
Only one dissented.
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LOST. srRlYEp on sroLEx.


Zach notice not exceeding FIFrY woaDs will
be inserted two weeks under this heading for
FtFrr cENrs.
SrRAlED-A dirty. white yeAriing heiferi
crop and underbit In right ear; len horn
Knocked on. will pay . liberal reward for in
formation Of same. A. d. Nichols, at Skin
ner, Ratelih Co.'S.
srRA0ED--slO RswArd-One s-year-old al
leyi dirty brown Is hands highi small spot In
foreheadi little white on one hind fOots no
brands. Was last seen at Jim Halle about
March 10th. Will pay slO reward for the ami
NAL or information that will enable me 10 ~:
H. Au l.. ID. BELL, Vinita, I. 7.
slO REwARD-FOr any information that Will
lead 10 the recovery OF brown horse that got
away nom Mills ranch. ON Horse Pen creek
Branded with bar below on left shoulder;
right frOnt foot white; star In foreheAdi about
AK hands highi hobbled when he lens stake
asa Address FHEp L, KrILEr,
Vinita, Ind. Ter
sTRAYED-One dark brown, nearly black,
horse pony, 4 yearA Oldi unbrokeg branded
4 J q CT J oonnectedl ON len shoulder {
wrong side up on II ght shoulder Anyone IN
forming me where the pony is will be literally
rewarded. Address
II. j. G1mlo, coaeyvilis, Kansas.
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4ou cannot Afford to waste time ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems,
at first. only a cold. Do not permit
any dealer to impose upon you with
some cheap imitation OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get
the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good. or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist
upon getting DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry, which is guaranteed 10 give reliei
in all Throat, Lung aud Chest afiec-
tions. Trial bottle free at w. q. Pat
ton 4 Co.'S. Drug Store.
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KilIebrew, the insurance man who
swindled Badgett & Blakeney a nd
then played crazy on the Fort Smith
jail officials made his ruse "stick."
They tried him every way, but the
first time he was trusted outside the
walls alone he skipped"
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BY the failure of seyera parties con-
neeted with the Henrietta, (Texas) ma
tional bank that Institution was fore
ed to close its doors Monday. w. f.
Halsell Of this place is a prospective
loser TO the extent Of 5000.
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PRYOR CREEK CLIPPINGS.
The Prospective Metropolis Heard FromThrough
"CiIpPer''-NeWsy Notes.

"tiipper"-NeWay Notes.
Prank Osborne has moved to Gibson sta
ton
-Revs, Crawford and Hogan visited here on
Monday.
-Bill wingett will soon take charge OF the
section gang at Wagner.
-Miss NellA Cromwell, OF TAhlequah, is
Waiting her uncle, W. 7. Whitaker.
Pryor Greek Is on the boom and is already
one OF the best trading points between vinitA
aud Musk0gee. All we lack at present is a
depot and the present outlook is that we will
have one soon,
The Chouteau band, consisting OF Messrs.
Hamilton, Quinn, Weldon and Burgess, visit
cd Pryor Greek on Saturday evening and favor
ed us with some hne selections Of music. The
guests were royalty entertained at the resi-
dsnee Of W T Whitaker. Come again, boys.
gIIPPHn
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East OF the track and within the
corporation the boys have taken down
the names and find Mayes has forty
eight and Bunch seven votes, West
of:the track the score stands iorty-iive
to twenty in Mayes' favor.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-07-28

So much sickness prevails that Dr.
Fortner was compelled last Saturday
to telegraph his partner, DR.. Bagby to
return from his visit at once, as he
could not attend to all the calls. lie
arrived Tuesday morning.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-07-28

The Cook.Burns well case which was
the center of so much interest last
week merged into trial Of the rights
of property. As the amount involved
was beyond his Jurisdiction the mayor
dismissed the case.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-07-28

1t is rumored that the gentlemen
representing the syndicate who want
ed to buy the strip atlast council have
all been indicted for introducing
liquor. This report was surprise to
everyone as il was the general impress
sion that no improper means were re-
sorted TO by these parties.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-07-28

A $500 THIKF.-The man arrested at
Chouteau Monday, mention Of which
Is made in our correspondence from
that place, halls from Rush county,
Kansas. He Is charged with the laroe-
ny Of $500. On the 18th inst.-tbe day
Of the speaking 1.-The man with three
companions was in this city, 90 he
says. Deputy Isbell was notlhed q
the arrest aud going down was placed
in possession Of the prisoner bai ieN
him in charge Of guard.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-07-28

Judge CLARK is trying a slander
suit in Delaware district this week
against Isaac Mode. We believe one
Of the Nidllers is the complainant. &.
j. II. Akin went out to appear for the
pIosecutiou.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-07-28

A large prairie fire seen north OF
town one day last week burned one.
half the fencing on L. W. Marks place.
It started in the nighborhood Of Tim
Der fill.